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An amateur dramatic group in Thurso has managed to create a compendium of songs and theatrical performances without breaking lockdown restrictions.
Online support hub Highland Covid-19 has announced a free weekly competition starting on Thursday.
The extent of community support across all parts of Caithness has been set out in a new map which will help ensure people get all the help they need.
Wick man Aaron Mullins has used his time in lockdown to write a book of Highland mystery tales that has got on a top 100 bestsellers list on Amazon.
With nowhere open to display her work a Wick artist has created her own lockdown gallery from the windows of her house.
A spoon playing Highland councillor and civic leader has seen his music video go viral with over 10,000 views.
A Cambridge University student is making the most of his time locked down in Wick by taking part in a NHS charity garden run.
The shocking moment a giant crane – destined for Moray East offshore wind farm – collapses was caught in a YouTube video at the weekend.
Members of Thurso Boys' Brigade are to help local kids get creative and beat the lockdown blues with doorstep deliveries of Covid-19 craft packs.
Organisers of the Mey Highland Games have commissioned a special signature tartan to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
Councillors in Wick and Thurso have condemned the "sizeable increase" in bags of dog mess left lying around popular walking areas in both towns.
With the uncertain times of the coronavirus epidemic and lockdown a new Caithness map should make sourcing the help of community groups a bit easier.
Police Scotland's Highlands and Islands divisional commander has praised the public for their support and co-operation during the lockdown.
Royal Mail has detailed temporary changes to its services because of the coronavirus crisis.
The directors of a Caithness fund have released £30,000 from its reserves towards the purchase of personal protection equipment for local use.
Rising to the challenge of lockdown restrictions, Caithness artist Lisa Weller is now running online painting classes from her Papigoe studio.
A Thurso-based company is feeling energised after a specialist battery it makes was nominated for a prestigious award.
Residents in the Thrumster area are benefitting from a new community catering service to provide meals for the elderly and vulnerable during lockdown.
Caithness Broch Project is asking the public to contribute local scenic photographs for a leaflet promoting the best the county has to offer.
In 1945 her troupe was the first to cross the Rhine and entertain the forces, and later she featured in West End shows with a young Julie Andrews.
